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11/30/2015 If you like looking at gorgeous semi-clad women and ignoring dumb scripts, this movie is for you. See more 05/26/2013 Deliberately and elegantly kitsch... a cult--A Eurosleaze Classic!! See more bill t @Spuzz 07/31/2012 Amusong movie here, made interesting because of Richard Burton and Joey Hetherington yapping at each other about how Burton is such a dick and schmuck at the same time. There's also numerous cameos from a gaggle of starlets (including Raquel Welch) who play Burton's past wives who he has bumped off for one reason or another. It's all a giant female power morality message, or something. See more 05/04/2011 Most of the women are topless in the movie, so you can't beat the scenery. The Nazi symbol looks a little off, though, and I thought the production of the movie was a bit off. The story is based on a French short story from the late 17th century, with the situation updated for the 20th century. It has very little to do with the Kurt Vonnegut novel, which was written about 15 years after this movie was made. See more 04/25/2011 To quote Richard Burton's final line in this trashy wreck of a film, "It's absurd and ridiculous." And that pretty much sums up this film that can't decide if it's set in Germany after WWI with this Nazi-like military (they aren't really swastikas but awfully damn close) or set in the 60s as the polyester contemporary fashions seem to indicate. Lots of women get killed (and quite a few real animals in a hunting sequence) and most of them show off their breasts as a distraction. Burton's accent goes from Welsh to German to some odd mix and Joey Heatherton proves once and for all that she couldn't deliver a line of sincere dialog to save her soul (or in this case her life.) See more 04/20/2009 One of my favorite Richard Burton films! Very imaginative deaths..:) See more Read all reviews

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